Lawrence, Kansas
- September 11, 2025
Fally Afani
http://www.iheartlocalmusic.com
Fally Afani is an award-winning journalist with a career spanning more than 20 years in media. She has worked extensively in radio, television, newspapers, magazines, and more.
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Artists you should notice: Robocopter
The music of Robocopter (aka Rob Schulte) is a work of art. You may have seen the local promoter sassing his way about the stage
Media Mashup with: Brendan Costello (Styles)
Name: Brendan Costello Bands: Fourth of July, The Dactyls (guitar, vocals) Book: Ender’s Game (Orson Scott Card) “I’m a sci-fi nerd and secret video game
The Living Deads, Lucky Tubb give Kansas City a rockabilly Halloween
Editor’s note: Judy Mills is a Kansas City writer and photographer. She will be guest writing for I Heart Local Music in order to bring
Percussion Party: Cowboy Indian Bear / Delta Saints / Quiet Corral rock the Granada
Halloween weekend kicked off with a bang (on the drum) when Cowboy Indian Bear, The Delta Saints and Quiet Corral delivered on their promise at
Shows you should see this weekend: Halloween Edition
Don’t be surprised if you find that you can’t get into a Lawrence venue this weekend. Downtown is known as party central the weekend
On the fringes of society: Lawrence band Ponyboy scores adult film soundtrack
It’s not uncommon to find Charles McVey and David Zey producing some of the Lawrence scene’s loudest (and most gut-wrenching) garage rock at local bars
Media Mashup with: Mitch Jones
Name: Mitch Jones Band: Elevator Action (guitar, vocals) Book: The Martian Chronicles (Ray Bradbury) “It’s about the colonization of Mars by Earthlings. It’s a series
Shows you should see this weekend: October 21 – 22
Friday Hammerlord Halloween Party – The Replay While most of Lawrence’s finest Halloween parties are happening NEXT weekend, the evil-spirited holiday couldn’t come
Trentemøller delivers epic, haunting performance at Liberty Hall
-by Fally Afani On Wednesday night an awestruck crowd watched one of the world’s most well-respected electronic acts deliver an illustrious performance on the
Over the Top: Ultimate Fakebook plans rowdy Halloween show
Ultimate Fakebook limits their live shows to once a year. So when they get together for a performance, they go big. Really big. As in